i knew Peggy, but if i put my mouse hover the tiny avatar (and it tells me that i wrote X posts there) i'll expect which it carries me on these posts ...You can check all of your posts in your profile.
I was humouring on the whole trademark thing
How would that work? Would it carry you to the first or the last? Or after x seconds automatically scroll to the next one in line?i knew Peggy, but if i put my mouse hover the tiny avatar (and it tells me that i wrote X posts there) i'll expect which it carries me on these posts ...
How or why would it possibly do that? Which post would it carry you to of you've more than one post in that thread?i knew Peggy, but if i put my mouse hover the tiny avatar (and it tells me that i wrote X posts there) i'll expect which it carries me on these posts ...
How would that work? Would it carry you to the first or the last? Or after x seconds automatically scroll to the next one in line?
See below picture which indicate I've posted in the thread, and the mini avatar(me) shows on the big avatar(somebody who create thread).The whole page won't look tide and clean.
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Why not change the color of the green circle to red or something else to indicate my post in this thread?
justs like the (main) search results ... nothing more ...
note: i found a redundant issue (IMO): if i wrote/open a new thread i think that's redundant the tiny avatar, cause it's obvious that i've already posted in that thread ... but perhaps this is hard to fix ...
Wow,the green circle has been used to indicate unread thread.We'd better have another mark for post in thread.i think the circle is also redundant ...
I know some of you are going to hate it, but give it some time to sink in. Everybody is resistant to change at first.
The thinking behind it:
We could have used a generic blob to indicate that you have posted in a thread, but everyone does that, and if a blob is acceptable, it de-facto means that you consider the content of the indicator to be unimportant.
Using your own avatar allows the display to be personal to you, and while the image is too small to pick out details, that's not the intention. You should be able to recognise the colours and basic forms from your avatar without a problem. The mini-avatars are now 20px instead of their previous 16px, which goes a long way to making them more recognisable.
The intention of the graphic is to differentiate threads that you have posted in from threads you have not, at a glance. I believe that the current implementation does that in a unique way.
The long and the short of it is that I like this implementation and I believe the reasoning behind it is sound. If you disagree, we have a wonderful template system that allows you to change any of this stuff very simply on your own installation.
Something else to note: the avatar gives you the impression that the icon is related to you, which it is. I don't see an arrow or a dot as giving a useful representation, and can actually be misleading. (Is the arrow a redirect?) It should be more intuitive to the average user, IMO, without the need for a legend.
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The long and the short of it is that I like this implementation and I believe the reasoning behind it is sound. If you disagree, we have a wonderful template system that allows you to change any of this stuff very simply on your own installation.
You do, it's called backspace in the templating system.I'd like to have an option for it to switch On or Off, though.
... if it was there from the moment the board opened, nobody had something to compare it against...
and I am sure everybody would have loved the innovating approach.
It's nitpicking over nothing in my opinion.
Time to move on.
You do, it's called backspace in the templating system.
I love witch options - join the forum or i'll turn you into a frog - *proof* /ribbet/I'm talking about a witch option/setting.
I love witch options - join the forum or i'll turn you into a frog - *proof* /ribbet/
all a joke before you go all angry
I know some of you are going to hate it...
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